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This content explains how to create digital invitations for free using the combined tools v0, Ottokit, and Robolly, eliminating the need to pay for popular invitation platforms. It outlines how these tools can be used together to design, generate, and distribute digital invitations efficiently and at no cost.

Activepieces is rolling out Workers 3.0 to significantly speed up flow execution, particularly for self-hosted users. Key improvements include eliminating database calls before execution (down from about 10 to zero), replacing most database interactions with much faster Redis caching, and dramatically improving how webhook surges are handled by queuing updates in Redis instead of…

The article shares the author’s personal experience using Ottokit, highlighting unexpected challenges and nuances that aren’t commonly discussed. It covers practical tips on setup, usability issues, and hidden features, helping readers understand what to anticipate before using Ottokit themselves.

Activepieces experienced a week of cloud infrastructure issues, including periodic website outages, flows stuck in “Paused” states, missing logs, and slowness in publishing or testing. These problems were caused by a surge in executions and self-hosted instances overwhelming a syncing endpoint, leading to server crashes and reliability drops. In response, the team scaled up…

This guide explains how to set up a React Native project and integrate it with OpenAI’s GPT-5 API. It covers installing necessary dependencies, configuring API keys securely, making requests to the GPT-5 endpoint, and displaying AI-generated responses in your app. The summary highlights best practices for managing environment variables and offers tips for handling…

Activepieces has released an improved version of Subflows, introducing four major upgrades: 1. Main flows now fail gracefully if a subflow fails, rather than hanging. 2. Subflow testing is more reliable, allowing users to test calls directly, preview callbacks, and verify responses before publishing. 3. Tracing is enhanced, making it easy to identify exactly…

GPT-5 is now available on Activepieces, offering users access to OpenAI’s most advanced and versatile AI model yet. It comes in four versions: GPT-5 for complex reasoning and coding, GPT-5 Chat for natural conversations and tool use, GPT-5 Mini for fast and efficient everyday tasks, and GPT-5 Nano for simple, quick operations. Users can…

Activepieces is prioritizing reliability as it becomes essential in critical industries. Previously, issues with triggers—like failed webhooks or scheduled triggers—were hard to detect. Now, the platform offers visibility into trigger health via the admin interface. Upcoming improvements aim to provide per-flow insights and clear, actionable steps for users to resolve issues, enhancing transparency and…

Activepieces has released an official Helm chart, making it easy to deploy their automation tool on Kubernetes for on-premises use. The announcement highlights Activepieces’ growing popularity among businesses for on-prem automation and invites users to try the Helm chart and share feedback. More information is available on their documentation site. https://community.activepieces.com/t/official-helm-chart-for-k8s-on-prem-deployment/10244

Activepieces has introduced a new “Agents” feature, accessible via the Agents tab. Agents act as digital employees that can be set up by assigning them a goal, connecting them to various tools, and using them within your workflow. The post invites users to watch a video for more information and encourages feedback about their…